vort is not a Hebrew word. In fact, very few Hebrew words begin with the letter V.
Calalini is not a Hebrew word and has no meaning in Hebrew.
the meaning of the English word "ethics" is the same as the meaning of the Hebrew word etika (אֶתִיקָה).
This word has no meaning in Hebrew. If you tell me what it means in English, I can find a similar Hebrew word.
The Hebrew word kara (קרא meaning to read, call, or כרע meaning to rip) is pronounced kah-RAH in English.
"der" is not an English word and has no meaning in Hebrew.
"lucha" has no meaning in Hebrew because it's not a real English word.
"Hayyim" in English is "life."
Youth.
Forest.
"Mitoon" - מתון.
ey (spelled אי) is a Biblical Hebrew word meaning "where is..."
A VORT (וואָרט) is an engagement party or pre-marriage ceremony known as "The Breaking of the Plate." The literal meaning of "vort" is "word," whereby the prospective bride and groom give their formal commitment-- i.e, their "word"-- to marry. A ceramic plate is traditionally broken-- customarily by the couple's mothers-- to signify the seriousness (and finality) of the couple's commitment to each other, similar to the groom's breaking of a glass under the chupah.A second meaning is a short, 15-minute or so, discourse on a topic of Torah, Talmud, or Midrash.A third meaning is an epigrammatic statement, usually in the name of a Hassidic Rabbi, distinguished by its cleverness, wittiness or philosophical uniqueness.